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• Michael Yon detained at Seattle airport

  
  The Best Defense — Authority: 606
  The front-line blogger is handcuffed uponreturning home from Asia. Clearly his captors have never read O. Henrys The Ransom of RedChief . His report: Got arrested at the Seattle airport for refusing to say how much money I make. (The uniformed ones say I was not "arrested", but they definitely handcuffed ...
  2 days ago

• 5 Facebook Scams You Should Protect Yourself From

  
  WebGuild — Authority: 168
  As Facebook has grown in popularity, it has also become a primary target for hackers and spammers. An increasing number of Facebook users are having their accounts compromised. Each newly compromised account is then used by the hackers and scammers to propagate their scam further. As Facebook has grown in ...
  3 days ago

• Social Media and Identity Theft in 2010

  
  Wise Bread — Authority: 620
  By Jabulani Leffall In the next few days and weeks you will be bombarded with things to watch for in 2010 — you know, lists and such. They will detail ways to save, what the best vacation destinations are, whos hot and whos not — you know, the important stuff. Most of this important stuff, such as this ...
  3 days ago

• TeboCam-Webcam Security Monitor

  
  FantasticFreeware.com — Authority: 131
  TeboCam-Webcam Security Monitor http://teboweb.com/WebCam.html Webcam Security Monitor  your flat/housewith a movement sensitive webcam security system your flat/housewith a movement sensitive webcam security system -Receive emails with images of any movement detected. -Publish movement images to website. -Graph of ...
  5 days ago

• NewsFactor Network | Social Networking Will Be a Target for Hackers in 2010

  
  Dawns Divine Designs and Writings, "A Business and Spiritual Site" — Authority: 162
  NewsFactor Network | Social Networking Will Be a Target for Hackers in 2010 . Url shortening could be dangerous.
  6 days ago

• DHS comes to their senses….

  
  One Mile at a Time — Authority: 443
  I posted a couple of days ago about Chris Elliott receiving a subpoena for posting a security directive. While he probably shouldn’t have posted it word-for-word, he was helping out the traveling public and there was nothing in there that I’d consider to be confidential (other than the text identifying it as ...
  1 week ago

• Who Uses Social Networks and What Are They Like? (Part 1)

  
  New Web 2.0 Magazine — Authority: 160
  A study released earlier this year by Anderson Analytics looked into the demographics and psychographics of social networking users on Facebook, MySpace, Twitter, and LinkedIn with a goal ...
  1 week ago

• Susan Boyle Almost Burglarized

  
  My News Booth — Authority: 128
  Though Susan Boyle has herself a nice little cavalry of security, the Scottish singer’s home was still invaded by intruders recently late at night. The YouTube sensation peered out her window to find two strangers creeping around her garden. As soon as she saw them and brought back the curtains, the intruders fled. ...
  1 week ago

• If Man Were Meant To Fly, He Would Have Wings

  
  The Whig — Authority: 453
  So while I was out last week, there was an attempted terrorist attack on an airplane. Maybe you heard about it. Or maybe you did not turn on a TV, a computer, open the paper, or talk to anyone. Coming over the ususally slow holiday period, the media jumped on the story like a starving dog on a bone. While ...
  1 week ago

• Blogger gets subpoena for posting security directive?

  
  One Mile at a Time — Authority: 443
  Poor, poor Chris Elliott. And while I almost always disagree with him, this time it’s different. I support him. As we all know, the TSA didn’t exactly do a great job making the new security initiatives clear. So in trying to help the public out (for once), Chris Elliott posted the security directive on his ...
  1 week ago

• Ah, so that’s why we have no clue what’s going on….

  
  One Mile at a Time — Authority: 443
  You’ve gotta love the new “security” regulations the past few days, given that no one really has a clue what’s going on. I’ll be the first to blame it on the TSA’s incompetence, but this Chicago Tribune article quotes a DePaul University professor that has a different take: Transportation expert Joseph ...
  1 week ago

• The Establishment Strikes Back

  
  State of Pakistan — Authority: 92
  DAWNSaturday, 26 Dec, 2009Lawyers shout slogans in support of Chief Justice Iftikhar Mohammad Chaudhry outside the Supreme Court in Islamabad on December 16, 2009 after the decision on NRO. — AFP Pakistan The Supreme Court’s verdict on the NRO and the way it has been decided to enforce it leaves no doubt in my ...
  1 week ago

• Media News: So Why Aren’t Contractors Represented At American Forces Network?

  
  Feral Jundi — Authority: 139
     The other day I was thinking, why aren’t contractors represented at  American Forces Network ?  There are thousands of us overseas, and we have been a part of the war effort for years now.  So where is the acknowledgement of our existence at AFN?    I say this, because every contractor that has ever been ...
  2 weeks ago

• Google’s Privacy Approach – Presentation

  
  D' Technology Weblog — Authority: 465
  Online privacy has been on a lot of peoples minds lately; As Google has grown, its only natural that people have questions about how we handle information. Weve talked a lot in past about providing users with transparency and choice in some of our products, like the "off the record" feature in Google Talk or ...
  2 weeks ago

• Twitter hacked by Iranian Cyber Army

  
  UMBC ebiquity — Authority: 112
  TechCrunch is reporting that Twitter is down due to an attack by someone claiming to be part of the ‘Iranian Cyber Army’. Since Twitter is now down, we can’t show a screen shot, but Techrunch reports that a similar defacement is live at mawjcamp.org . Iranian Cyber Army THIS SITE HAS BEEN ...
  3 weeks ago

• foaf:mbox_sha1sum considered harmful

  
  UMBC ebiquity — Authority: 112
  The foaf:mbox property is very useful since it is ‘inverse functional’ and can thus serve as an ID for a foaf individual. This lets us infer that two foaf profiles with the same mbox refer to the same person. Since publishing your email address invites spam, many people use the foaf:mbox_sha1sum property ...
  3 weeks ago

• 10 Ways To Protect Your Twitter Account

  
  Giggle Computer — Authority: 132
  Twitter has become more and more important tool in our modern lives. You can notice this by seeing there are more applications for Twitter (URL shortening services, file sharing services, etc.) enter the market as well as big services support Twitter. Recently, Google has allowed FeedBurner users to tweet latest posts ...
  3 weeks ago

• Mathematical model predicts insurgent attacks

  
  UMBC ebiquity — Authority: 112
  Mathematical model predicts insurgent attacks A paper just published in Nature, Common ecology quantifies human insurgency , describes a mathematical model that can be used to predict the the sizes and timing of violent events within different insurgent conflicts. “We propose a unified model of human insurgency ...
  3 weeks ago

• What factors should go into a “social media” cost analysis?

  
  IT answers — Authority: 470
  Answer Updated by ITKE
  3 weeks ago

• On the Beat: Climate Reporting Awards Live From COP; Revkin To Quit NYT

  
  The New Security Beat — Authority: 125
  Its a good news/bad news day for climate-media watchers. The Earth Journalism Awards honor some of the best climate coverage from around the world, while arguably the worlds most respected climate reporter announces hes leaving journalism. Earth Journalism Awards Tune in now to watch the Internews Earth Journalism ...
  3 weeks ago

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